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The reason that I wrote a completely separate test program is so that you can play around with whatever the heck command line stuff you want. I mean, it's always OK to ask, but wouldn't it save you...

Since my code had the public static void main() method in a public class named Z, it has to be in a file named Z.java to make the java compiler happy.

I have done this kind of thing so many times...

Did you read the tutorial reference that I gave? Explains about how use the args array to read Strings from the command line?

Your constructor takes two arguments. Instead of hard-coding the...

See the section of Java tutorials for Command-line Arguments

Try the following to test it:


public class Z {
public static void main(String [] args) {
System.out.println("Number...